lisa: it is time now for rapidfire. which would you rather buy or hold over the next quarter. high-yield investment grade? ian: high-yield. >> probably high-yield. jack: high-yield. would you rather own right now. two-year or 30 or treasuries? ian: 30 year. >> two-year. jack: two-year. when does the u.s. curve ¿ jack: soon. >> i do not think it inverts. ian: back end of this year or early next year. flahertynk you to jack and ian staley. from new york, that does it for us. we will see you next friday at 1:00 new york time. from new york, this is bloomberg real yield. ♪ ♪ scarlet: gold bugs rejoice. when investors turn on equities, and it turned to gold. what does this show in this rush into gold etf? yale university sets the standard with 12% return. but according to one analyst, el

. >> it was rapidfire. you can see i do this a few times. so it will do a q&a? >> yeah. for?w long are you here >> i'm going down to hartford, no be back and forth this afternoon and tomorrow. >> we had him here it week ago and he spoke to the college. >> good. >> we are delighted to welcome back a great friend in the state of maryland. --mer winner artan o'malley martin o'malley. he was a candidate for the democratic nomination for president of the u.s. the governor has a long history of public service in the great state of maryland. he recently concluded a second term as the 61st governor of the great state. he was elected in 2006 and thefly certain -- served in theimore city council. baltimore city council. he was named one of america's top five big-city mayors by time magazine. the governor's tenure as chief executive was marked by many impressive successes. one that i know he is particularly proud of his maryland's strong economic growth and recovery in recent years. under the governor's leadership, maryland recovered 100% of the jobs lost during the recession that hit d

.>> rapidfire? >> yes. whoever shot, it was no mercy. >> reporter: there was a second victim and then a third victim.>> i think they shot somebody else because there was four other shots after that. after that, i did not hear nothing. >> i was in my backyard and i heard a series of gunshots, and i don't know gunshots, but i could tell that was what it was. it went on for quite a few seconds. >> reporter: that woman lives about five houses down from where the bay hill mall is. she is shaken by what she heard as are many people who either live around here or work year. the last time that people saw this type of media grouping in the bay hill shopping center was when they had the san bruno explosion back in 2010. this was an awful reminder for a lot of people here. >> jesse, will you talk a little bit more about what it was like inside of that carl's jr. as they was helping that woman who had been shot in the foot. the people inside really came together to help her didn't they? and one of the employees said he

lisa: it is time for rapidfire, the final round. or holdld you rather by over the next quarter, high yields or investment-grade? iain: high-yield. subadra: high-yield. jack: high-yield, oh my goodness. lisa: two-year or 30 year treasury's? iain: 30 year. subadra: two years, the kerry is attractive. jack: two years. lisa: when does the u.s. yield curve invert? jack: soon. subadra: i don't think it inverts in the cycle. iain: back into this year, early next year. lisa: i thanks to jack flaherty, subadra rajappa, and iain stealey from jpmorgan asset management. from new york, that does it for us, who was you next friday at 1:00 p.m. new york time. from new york, this is bloomberg "real yield". ♪ welcome to the xfinity store. i can tell you about... streaming the most free tv shows and movies on the go. yeah, and... xfinity internet. it's so fast! and you can save by... by getting up to 5 mobile lines included. whoa, you're good. i'm just getting started. ♪ simple. easy. awesome. come see how you could save $400 or more a year with

lisa: it is time for rapidfire, the final round. which would you rather buy? buy or hold over the next quarter, high yields or investment grade? iain: high-yield. subadra: probably high-yield. jack: high-yield, oh my goodness. [laughter] lisa: which would you rather own right now? two-year or 30 year treasury's? iain: 30 year. subadra: the two-year looks attractive. jack: two-year. lisa: and when does the u.s. yield curve invert? jack? jack: soon. subadra: i do not think it inverts in the cycle. iain: back into this year and early next year. lisa: my sincere thanks to jack ty, subadra rajappa, and iain stealey. we will see you at 6:00 p.m. in london, back with jonathan ferro. from new york, this is bloomberg real yield. ♪ scarlet: i am scarlet fu. we have everything on the risks and rewards by traded funds. ♪ scarlet: gold bugs rejoice. when investors turn on equities, and it turned to gold. what does this show in this rush into gold etf? yale university sets the standard with 12% return. but according to one analyst, el model is not something others can r

lisa: it is time for rapidfire, the final round. which would you rather buy? buy or hold over the next quarter, high yields or investment grade? iain: high-yield. subadra: probably high-yield. jack: high-yield, oh my goodness. [laughter] lisa: which would you rather own right now? two-year or 30 year treasury's? iain: 30 year. subadra: the two-year looks attractive. jack: two-year. lisa: and when does the u.s. yield curve invert? jack? jack: soon. subadra: i do not think it inverts in the cycle. iain: back into this year and early next year. lisa: my sincere thanks to jack flaherty, subadra rajappa, and iain stealey. we will see you at 6:00 p.m. in london, back with jonathan ferro. from new york, this is bloomberg real yield. ♪ ♪ scarlet: gold bugs rejoice. when investors turn on equities, and it turned to gold. what does this show in this rush into gold etf? yale university sets the standard with 12% return. but according to one analyst, el model is not something others can replicate.

. >> reporter: rapidfire? >> yes. it did not stop. there was no mercy. >> the shooter has been identified as 39-year-old nasim aghdam from southern california. she had her own youtube channel and posted videos, but had recently complained, saying the company was trying to suppress her content. the san bruno police will hold a news conference this morning at 9:00 with an update on the shooting. >> the gunfire started a little before 1:00 yesterday afternoon, just as several employees were gathering for lunch in a courtyard at the company's headquarters on cherry avenue. two women and a man are being treated for gunshot wound at san francisco general hospital. that man is in critical condition. another man twisted his ankle and all the chaos. earlier yesterday there were reports that the shooting may have stemmed from a romantic relationship that went bad. now the police say nasim aghdam did not know any of the victims. it appears she targeted youtube itself because she was angry with the company. that is based on videos that she posted

he sent a series of rapidfire tweets yesterday and even at one point called the pres. his brother tweeting you don't have to agree with trump but the mob can't make me not let him. we are both dragon energy. he is my brother, i love everyone. i don't agree with everything anyone does. that makes us individuals and we have the right to independent thought. that generated a response from the pres. who said thank you, very cool. kanye west also addressed the democratic party saying he does love hillary clinton also but took a jab at former pres. barack obama, he was in office for eight years and nothing in chicago changed. if there was any question over how kanye really feels about the pres. he also tweet these pictures of him in his make america great again hat. the pres. responded to those tweets with a simple make america great again. in 2016 kanye west was hospitalized for exhaustion and his tweet storm called into question his mental health status, his wife, kim kardashian defended them on twitter saying he is a freethinker, is that not allowed in america? because of

. >> was it rapidfire? >> yes. >> a law enforcement source identified the shooter as nasim aghdam. she posted videos that complained about the compensation. it is unclear if the shooter knew any of the victims. good evening, i am pam flores. >> good evening, the shooting broke out at 1 pm this afternoon as a number of employees were gathering for lunch in a courtyard at the company headquarters, tonight, two women and a man are being treated at san francisco general for gunshot wounds. another person twisted their ankle in the middle of the chaos . >> it appears that the woman may have harbored ill will against youtube itself. she accused the company of shortchanging her on revenue on the site. >> it is west of san francisco international airport. it connects interstate 380 with interstate 280. for a closer look, some of the victims and the others who witnessed the shooting ran across the street to the restaurant, and the walmart parking lot and also carls junior where an employee helped one of the victims. >> there was a strong show of support from that tech community. here is mor

it has been rapidfire from the president on immigration over the past 24 hours on twitter. he has brought a number of points about daca as well as the issue of immigrants working their way north through mexico. present trump's motorcade reviving back at the white house with immigration on the presidents mind. >> mexico has to help us at the border. >> that was yesterday morning. the president heading into an easter service in florida. his comment is a part of attacks on immigration policy. he seemed to reference a buzz feed report that says more than 1000 immigrants from central america are part of a caravan headed to mexico to the u.s. border.>> they go right through mexico. it can't happen that way. >> still in limbo the fate of young illegal immigrants in the u.s. refer to as dreamers. the president lifted their legal protections but a court has put that on hold. in efforts to reach a permanent deal it's reached a standstill. many democrats placing the blame on the president. >> he never had a plan to fix daca and turned down several bipartisan deals. it was always a gam

the representing out a series of rapidfire treats, calling the president's brother saying you don't have to agree with trump but the mob can't make me not love him. we are both dragon energy, he is my brother, i love everyone, i don't agree with everything anyone does, that makes us individuals and we have the right to independent thought. that tweet garnering a response from the pres. who tweeted thank you, very cool. west shared his opinion on the democratic party saying he loved hillary clinton too but took a janet former pres. obama saying obama was in office for eight years and nothing in chicago changed. if there's any question how kanye west feels about the pres. he also tweeted these pictures of his signed make america great again hat. the pres. responded to that with a retweet writing make america great again. in 2016, west was hospitalized for exhaustion and his twitter behavior created speculation over his mental health while his wife, kim kardashian, came to his defense saying he is a freethinker, is that not allowed in america? because some of his ideas differ from yours you

the company invented the device that makes semi automatic rifles shoot like rapidfire machine guns. the gunman in the las vegas massacre used a bump stock device is when he shot and killed 58 concertgoers in october. the brady center to prevent gun violence sued the company shortly after that mass shooting, saying that company was negligent in developing a marketing bump stocks without a reasonable restriction. >>> california's largest county has decided they will formally support president trump's lawsuit against california's centauri law. the decision by san diego county's board of supervisors showed a backlash against the state law that limits police cooperation with federal -- federal immigration agencies. >>> the city of san francisco has decided that both italian- americans and indigenous people will share the october holiday formally known as columbus day. san francisco supervisors voted yesterday to declare the second monday of october italian-american heritage day and indigenous peoples day. board members in january replace columbus day with indigenous peoples day, saying t

. >> reporter: rapidfire? >> yes. it did not stop. there was no mercy. >> the shooter has been identified as 39-year-old nasim aghdam from southern california. she had her own youtube channels and posted videos, but had recently complained that the family was trying to suppress her content. this morning the three people who were hit by gunfire at youtube headquarters in san bruno continue to recover at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. alex savidge joins us from the hospital. they have all been able to communicate with their doctors about what happened.>> reporter: that's right. the three people wounded during yesterday's attack at youtube headquarters were all alert and all talking after arriving here at san francisco general hospital yesterday. doctors here are also saying they are aware of what happened to them. none of these victims were the intended targets we are told during yesterday's shooting. the most arab really injured person is a 36-year-old man, who at last check, was in critical condition. the other two people

>> there is some talk out there that the president people were surprised that the chinese had that rapidfire response when he offered better than a new set of tariffs on hundred and five or six items. senator joni ernst from iowa, also a big farming state that i need for him, the president to understand that we are hurting in the midwest. this is not helping. she too, in that camp that says well, it doesn't take much for this to fall apart. to think the president appreciates that? >> what he does, i've been to the white house myself, sat in the oval office and talk to him about it and how important these issues are. he does understand it, but it's important, we continue to make our case. commodity prices are low right now so our farmers and ranchers are struggling. we need to be real careful that we open up markets, which the president is trying to do, that's good, but that we don't end up with retaliatory tariffs. >> let's say this does work. you have any fears that in the meantime it would offset the gains that many in your state are experiencing from the tax cuts and that this could come